Un accueil géographie de la ville de New York . L'HERSTELT NEW YORK 145 écoles la première école gratuite dans les colonies (1652J. Quand PeterStuyvesant est arrivé à New Amsterdam il n'était pas heureux avec l'école patronage. Il a dit que l'éducation de l'enfance a beenneglected. Il avait une école construite, et tandis que le childrenwere il attendent d'être fini, ils étaient enseignés dans une chambre dans la taverne en pierre, qui a été ensuite utilisé comme hôtel de ville d'un andcalled la Stadt Huys. Le site de la première école libre de New York-chambre- l'école publique de New Amsterdam-est de 73 Pearl Street.. Dutch Cottage dans jSkw (New York 1079) Santé Canada

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A home geography of New York city . THE FIKST NEW YORK SCHOOLS 145 The First Free School in the Colonies (1652J. When PeterStuyvesant came to New Amsterdam he was not pleased with thetown school. He said that the education of the children had beenneglected. He had a schoolhouse built, and while the childrenwere waiting for it to be finished they were taught in a room inthe Stone Tavern, which was afterward used as a City Hall andcalled the Stadt Huys. The site of the first New York free school-house— the public school of New Amsterdam—is 73 Pearl street.. Dutch Cottage in jSkw York (1079) Although Stuyvesant did so much to improve the settlement, the people did not like him. They wanted more freedom, andwrote to the authorities in Holland, asking them to make NewAmsterdam a city. In 1653 a charter was granted, which changedthe settlement of New Amsterdam to the city of New Amsterdam. 146 HOME GEOGKAPHY OF NEW YORK CITY The Stone Tavern became the Stadt Huys, or City Hall, and meet-ings of city officials were held there. The city then meant that part ofManhattan south of Wall street, and less than one thousand people.Now it means five boroughs and more than four million people. The birthday of om* city is February 2, 1653, and it is nowmore than two hundred and fifty years old. Dutch Schools. The Dutch schools are less interesting to readabout than the Indian schools. The children learned to read, write, and cipher. They had readers and spellers, and usually copied their sums in a blank book. Steel pens had not been invented. Thechildren

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